Protect What Comes First and What Comes Last
“When my husband and I were in our 20s, we didn’t have what anyone would consider an ‘estate.’ We lived paycheck to paycheck and had a mortgage on a small house. We did, however, have two priceless assets that provided good reasons for us to make a will—our children.”
No one likes to consider the prospect of tragedy striking, especially when children are young, but according to this article in the Lodi News Sentinel, “Planning for what comes last,”{: target="_blank"} estate planning is especially important for families just starting out. When the children grow up, estate planning is important to protect the children, making...